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Monday, July 21, 2008

Food For Thought

This is just a totally self-indulgent pic of my breakfast from Saturday. Crepes ::drool::

Saturday night, after visiting with the family, I decided to test out changing my driving style to see how well I could do mileage-wise. I filled up the tank at my 'rents, then got on the highway and 60 miles home. I turned off the cruise control, changed how fast I accelerated, and then tried to coast down hills as much as I could. As a result, the car made record mileage (see below). This is the average for the entire trip home, which is pretty unbe-fuckme-lieveable. I'm rather impressed that Reba was able to rock out over 34, much less where she did end up. Good Girl!

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